Catholic Culture, Phil Lawler:
At a private audience on January 10, Pope Francis offered his encouragement to a group dedicated to dialogue between Christians and Marxists. That meeting, and the Pope’s remarks to the group, troubled Catholics who still have vivid memories of the Cold War and the worldwide struggle against an aggressive and inhuman Soviet empire— an empire based on Marxist ideology.
But the next week the Pope spoke to another group that seems bent on establishing a worldwide hegemony: the World Economic Forum (WEF). Again his remarks were entirely encouraging. The WEF meeting at Davos, he said, “provides an important opportunity for multi-stakeholder engagement to explore innovative and effective ways to build a better world.” Continue reading here.
